Gabbard Challenges Hixon Eligibility For Sheriff Nomination
Burton P. Gabbard charged Butler County Sheriff James P. Hixon may be ineligible to seek the Republican nomination for sheriff citing Ohio law on cross party voting. Hixon disputed the claim noting prior legal guidance, and GOP chairman John R. Moser indicated past Indiana voting records hold no bearing in Ohio. A third GOP candidate, Richard Jordan, also contends for the nomination.
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Hamilton
Burton P. Gabbard
Butler County
James P. Hixon
Gabbard
Bob Gabbard
Hixon
Ohio
Franklin County
Ind
John R. Moser
GOP
Mark McElroy
McElroy
Indiana
J. Earl Gray
Board of Elections
Sheriff Pell
Richard Jordan
LCI Official Speaker For Jayeees Here
George E. Miller associate superintendent at Lebanon Correctional Institution will speak at the Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting tomorrow night at the Sports Bowl on S Main Street. Dinner starts 6 30 with the address at 7 45 Miller began his corrections career at Ohio Penitentiary in October 12 he later moved to London Prison Farm in 1952 and to Lebanon Correctional Institution in February 1960.
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George E. Miller
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sports Bowl
S. Main Street
Miller
Division of Correction
Ohio
Citizen of the Year named by Franklin Chamber
Franklin real estate broker C. Alexander, a longtime resident since 1910, was named Citizen of the Year by the Chamber of Commerce at the annual dinner at First Methodist Church. Alexander thanked the Chamber and Bill Edwards for the praise and noted his ongoing real estate work at 256 St Main St. in Franklin.
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Alexander
Bill Edwards
First Methodist Church
Edwards
Franklin
St. Main St
Two Drivers Cited After Three Car Crash on Vail Avenue
Two motorists faced traffic charges after a three car collision on Vail Avenue yesterday sparked a minor fire under the hood of a 1956 Gardner vehicle. Armbruster and Gardner—the east and west bound drivers—were cited for failure to yield and speeding respectively.
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Vail Avenue
David Armbruster
S. First St
Trenton
Dennis Gardner Jr
Brown’s Run Road
Middletown
Gardner
Armbruster
Manchester Vail
Armbruster Auto
Raymond Kinzer
Jackson Lane
Albers
Kinzer
Two Troy Road Department workers killed in truck train crash
In Mansfield Ohio two workers from the Troy Township Road Department died Tuesday in a collision between a salt spreader truck and a train north of Lexington. Victims William Spayed 48 and William Rudrick Jr 26 both of Lexington were riding in the truck.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Troy Two
Lexington
William Spayed
William Rudrick Jr
Girl Scout Sing Opens Weeklong 50th Anniversary observance
An All Girl Scout Sing and International Fair start a week of events for the 50th anniversary. The sing runs 2 to 4 p.m. at Middletown High School with Mrs. Robert McIntyre leading. Exhibits feature dolls maps and an international flavor. Troop funds go to the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund.
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Middletown High School
Robert McIntyre
Juliette Low
February Car Sales in Butler County Rise Significantly
Clerk Joseph T. Kiep reports February totals reaching 301 cars, up 35 from January and higher than last year's 316 amid industry strikes. Chevrolet led with 145 units, Ford 92, Pontiac 50, Oldsmobile 43, Buick 41, with numerous makes making notable gains.
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Butler County
Joseph T. Kiep
Chevrolet
Ford
Pontiac
Yank Reelected To Top ILO Post
David A. Morse was formally reelected as director general of the International Labor Organization in Geneva. The American, unopposed, was first chosen in 1948 and again in 1957 for a five year term expiring next year.
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Geneva
International Labor Organization
David A. Morse
ILO
Morse
Gas Leak Suspected in Germantown Deadly Incident
A 15 year old girl and a 65 year old woman were found dead in a Germantown apartment from a gas leak behind a space heater. The victims are Mary Jo Ellison and Mrs John Daniels. The mother, Mrs Glenna Ellison, was hospitalized in bad condition. Coroner James Woods ruled the cause of death. Police say a rusted pipe behind the heater caused the leak and an unidentified caller first sought a doctor. The Germantown Rescue Squad and Arpp Funeral Home assisted. The case remains under investigation.
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Germantown
Mary Jo Ellison
N. Main St
John Daniels
South Main St
Glenna Ellison
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Montgomery County
James Woods
B L. Ingabrand
Ingabrand
Arpp Funeral Home
St. Elizabeth Hopital
Davon
Arpp
Bargain Week Set in Journal Classified Ads
Classified readers to enjoy Want Ad Week with special rates for ten days at the price of seven. Ads may be placed March 11 through March 17. Two line ads drop from 1.60 to 1.30 for ten days, three line ads from 2.40 to 1.95. Ad placement hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday.
Hearing on Zoning Change Tonight in City Building
City Commissioners hold a public hearing at 7 20 p m on a zoning change from R 3 to R 4 for parcels north of Central Avenue and west of Charles Street. G W Blosser Construction is applicant. Gerald Turner of Germantown owns the land. Change would permit building three of four proposed apartments. regular meeting to follow with routine matters.
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Central Avenue
Charles Street
G. W. Blosser Construction Co
Dayton
Gerald Turner
Germantown
Church Street
Casper Avenue
Leibee Street
Ramsey Accepts Invitation to Visit Russian Church
Dr Michael Ramsey archbishop of Canterbury and primate of the Anglican Church announced he tentatively accepts a Russian Orthodox invitation to visit Moscow this year. He last visited Moscow in July 1956 as Archbishop of York for a theological conference with Orthodox leaders.
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London
Michael Ramsey
Canterbury
Moscow
York
Clearcreek Board approves sewer line for elementary school
The Clearcreek Board of Education, Franklin National Bank, and Ashland Oil Co agree to install a $4302 sewer drainage line to Clearcreek Elementary, sharing costs 1 5 Ashland Oil and equal halves between bank and school. Construction by Frank Bradbury. Smoking policy set for adult use in halls cafeterias and auditorium. Tentative high school addition completion Feb 15 1963 and school calendar approved with first spring vacation.
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Springboro
Clearcreek Board of Education
Franklin National Bank
Ashland Oil Co
Clearcreek
New Springboro
Oil Company
Bank
Royal Oaks
Frank Bradbury
Lebanon
Raymond Perez
Congress Okays First Money Bill of 1962
The House sent to the Senate by voice vote a $5,461,671,000 regular money bill for the Treasury Post Office and several agencies. The measure is $148,813,000 above last year’s funding but trims $113,715,000 from Kennedy’s requested total for the new fiscal year starting July 1.
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Washington
House
Senate
Treasury and
Post Office
Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Mae Still Hopes For Glenn Visit
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan said President Kennedy promised an early reply to an invitation for Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. to visit Britain. Macmillan told the House of Commons that they hope Col. Glenn can visit, noting Americans must balance other demands on him.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Kennedy
John H. Glenn Jr
Britain
Col
Glenn
Macmillan
House of Commons
Crusaders Fortify Byblos Citadel in Lebanon Era
In the 12th century Crusaders built a large gloomy citadel at Byblos making it a key stronghold. The fortress remains largely intact and Byblos was the last castle town in Lebanon to be abandoned by the Crusaders.
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Byblos
Lebanon
Franklin Realtor Earns Seventh Annual Award Honor
The Franklin Realtor was seventh to receive the annual award following Milo Fealy of 430 Victoria Drive who was last year's honoree. Four new Chamber of Commerce board members were elected last night and will serve three-year terms. Elected were Herb Hofmann of Hoffmann's Appliances and Robert War among others.
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Franklin Realtor
Milo Fealy
Victoria Drive
Franklin
Chamber
Herb Hofmann
Hoffmann
Robert War
Girl Suffers Fractured Finger in Home Door Incident
Joanna Lund, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Lund of 4615 Timber Trail Drive, suffered a fractured left finger when it was crushed in a door at her home. She received treatment at Middletown Hospital.
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Joanna Lund
Robert Lund
Timber Trail Drive
Middletown Hospital
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New Orleans
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LCI
W. H. Alexander
Morgan
Franklin Chamber
By Frank Morgan
C. Alexander
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Glen Massman
Massman
God
Clarence Frazier
Clark St
Opal Hardin
Yankee Road
Baltimore Street
Fairmount Avenue
William D. Smith
Hamilon
Mildred Dennis
Elwood St
Verity Parkway
David Darnold
Fern. Perin
Kyle Station Road
Albert McQuinn
Seneca St
First Avenue
Chevrolet Trucks
Ford 1
International
Volkswagen
Yank
ILO Post
Commission
Ramsey
Clearcreek Board
John Stallard
Warren County
Southwestern Ohio
Congress Oks
Mae
Streifthau
Basset
Ak Ces
Dolen
Bassett
Serta Posture Mattress & Box
Frigidaire
Eagle
Price
First Ave
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